slashcode

(I also worked with slashcode when I was on the board of Automatic Media, aka Plastic. com.)

Community policing: a business somebody should start (hint, hint) « BuzzMachine 2005

However, this is like saying that the mathematical theory used to count apples harvested from an orchard (addition of natural numbers) is the same as the mathematical theory behind the algorithm the slashcode uses to count the number of comments below threshold (addition of natural numbers).

freshnews.org - most clicked links 2010

Sounds like they need to throw the whole thing away and just run slashcode!

Medlogs - Recent stories 2010

Second, the stock slashcode search has some serious limitations: (1) search words must have 4 letters or more, which is a serious problem if a user wants to search for GPS, KML, LBS or GML, etc., (2) some words are ommited at MySQL's level, such as 'where', so you could not search for the Where 2.0 conference and (3), the comments themselves are not searchable.

Slashgeo 2009

Second, the stock slashcode search has some serious limitations: (1) search words must have 4 letters or more, which is a serious problem if a user wants to search for GPS, KML, LBS or GML, etc., (2) some words are ommited at MySQL's level, such as 'where', so you could not search for the Where 2.0 conference and (3), the comments themselves are not searchable.

Planet Geospatial 2009

But really I would like a visual expedition into the mind of whoever writes slashcode these days.

Slashdot: Hardware 2009

The vagaries of fate decreed that Slashdot's slashcode should succeed but Everything2's ecore should fail.

Everything2 New Writeups 2009

The vagaries of fate decreed that Slashdot's slashcode should succeed but Everything2's ecore should fail.

Everything2 New Writeups 2009

It is not the same as slashdot releasing slashcode, because slashdot isn’t primarily a service, it is a content site – so anyone can run slashcode, but it won’t matter if they don’t have the content.

Faux Interview: Mark Percival of 2Prong : #comments 2007

I find it deliciously ironic that you're using perl to mock php on the same day that the slashcode team apparently decided that they hadn't fucked this site up enough in the past few months.

Slashdot: Developers 2009